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11-23-2008, 01:22 PM
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New images reveal Panamera, Panamera S, and Panamera 4S models
A broken media embargo has led to the leak of several official images of the Porsche Panamera, along with apparently production specifications accompanying the shots. The upcoming Panamera is one of the most anticipated and polarizing models in Porsche's history, and these latest images reveals an attractive four-door sports car with the Stuttgart firm’s trademark styling cues.
Full details should be forthcoming within the next couple of days, but a few early details have been leaked along with the images.
The Panamera will officially start production in April next year and will make its world debut one month earlier at the Geneva Motor Show. Porsche will be able to build up to 26,000 units per year but the actual production levels will be kept at just 20,000. It will be a large car, stretching almost five meters (16.3 feet) long, two meters wide (6.3 feet) and weighing in at around 1,800kg. At launch, there will be three engine choices – a 3.6L V6 with 300hp in the base Panamera, a 4.8L V8 with 405hp in the Panamera S, and a 4.8L Turbo model with approximately 500hp called the Panamera Turbo.
Electric air suspension will ensure the ride is smooth or firm when required, and performance is not being ignored with the inclusion of a LSD, a retractable rear-spoiler and an AWD system on some models. The latest PDK dual-clutch system will also be used to reduce fuel consumption and improve shift times for the new model.
Base prices in Europe will begin at €80,000 ($100,000) for the V6 RWD model and go up to €125,000 ($156,000) for the Turbo AWD variant (prices in the U.S. tend to be lower than they are in Europe).
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New images reveal Panamera, Panamera S, and Panamera 4S models
A broken media embargo has led to the leak of several official images of the Porsche Panamera, along with apparently production specifications accompanying the shots. The upcoming Panamera is one of the most anticipated and polarizing models in Porsche's history, and these latest images reveals an attractive four-door sports car with the Stuttgart firm’s trademark styling cues.
Full details should be forthcoming within the next couple of days, but a few early details have been leaked along with the images.
The Panamera will officially start production in April next year and will make its world debut one month earlier at the Geneva Motor Show. Porsche will be able to build up to 26,000 units per year but the actual production levels will be kept at just 20,000. It will be a large car, stretching almost five meters (16.3 feet) long, two meters wide (6.3 feet) and weighing in at around 1,800kg. At launch, there will be three engine choices – a 3.6L V6 with 300hp in the base Panamera, a 4.8L V8 with 405hp in the Panamera S, and a 4.8L Turbo model with approximately 500hp called the Panamera Turbo.
Electric air suspension will ensure the ride is smooth or firm when required, and performance is not being ignored with the inclusion of a LSD, a retractable rear-spoiler and an AWD system on some models. The latest PDK dual-clutch system will also be used to reduce fuel consumption and improve shift times for the new model.
Base prices in Europe will begin at €80,000 ($100,000) for the V6 RWD model and go up to €125,000 ($156,000) for the Turbo AWD variant (prices in the U.S. tend to be lower than they are in Europe).
All Content Copyright 2006-2008 Motor Authority
http://www.motorauthority.com/porsche-panamera-to-start-production-in-april-2009.html